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Whatever your education needs, Delaware County Community College can help. We believe that learning is lifelong. That's why we offer a full scope of non-credit classes.
Delaware County Community College is the center of educational opportunity in Delaware and Chester counties in southeastern Pennsylvania.
Delaware County Community College recognizes that diversity enriches life, creates energy and makes us aware that we share a common humanity. As such, diversity is one of the College’s core values. We are committed to fostering a climate that promotes understanding, appreciation and respect for the rights of all people. All members of our community are to be welcomed and empowered to achieve their personal, educational and career goals.
The mission of the Institutional Diversity Committee is to promote an inclusive culture that recognizes and embraces diversity throughout the institution by fostering a climate of understanding and respect for everyone within the College community.
A variety of programs are developed throughout the academic year for students, faculty and staff to facilitate a campus climate that values all forms of diversity.
Co-curricular programs are designed to support classroom learning, while challenging and developing the thinking of the community. Any Delaware County Community College faculty who are interested in developing a co-curricular program involving a guest speaker may submit an application.
The purpose of this initiative is to improve the academic success rates, retention rates, graduation rates, and overall experiences of Black and Latino males enrolled at Delaware County Community College. The initiative seeks to fulfill this purpose through achieving goals including: completing a needs assessment, evaluating existing programs, enhancing cultural competencies, increasing support of Black and Latino males, and improving visibility of campus programs geared toward the empowerment of Black and Latino males.
The College-Wide Reading Program is an initiative intended to provide a common reading that encourages thought, discussion, and collaboration at Delaware County Community College. Titles are selected by popular vote from all members of the College community and all are invited to participate in related activities throughout the academic year.
The College welcomes all qualified students with disabilities. Our policies and procedures are designed to ensure equal access to our educational programs, services and activities. For more information about documentation guidelines and requesting reasonable accommodations, please contact the director, Ann Binder, at 610-359-5229 or by Email.
La Escuela Técnica del Condado de Delaware se compromete a proporcionar una educación asequible, accesible a los residentes de los Condados Delaware y Chester. Contamos con información disponible para los hispanohablantes.
The Intercultural Friendship Program recognizes the College’s commitment to providing a holistic, meaningful learning experience to all students served. This program partners with the Office of International Student Services and College faculty using the service-learning model to enhance student learning experiences. The goal of the program is for students to experience first-hand, cross-cultural exchange opportunities and to increase their understanding of themselves, others and our campus community.
Started in 2014 out of a desire to advocate for and support the increasingly growing Latino population, the Latino Initiatives and Outreach Network (LION) is an organization made up of professors, College administrators, and students, who seek to recruit, retain, empower, graduate and advance the Latino/Hispanic population at Delaware County Community College.
MOCHA formed in 2008 to support and empower ethnic minority male students enrolled at Delaware County Community College. The group meets on a bi-weekly basis to discuss topics such as, steps to success in college, male-female relationships, the impact of discrimination, the value of mentors and society’s perception of black males.
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